Acrosser Launches an AIO Gaming Board for Kiosks

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The AMB-A55EG1 features an embedded AMD G-Series T56N dual core APU and offers computing and graphics performance suitable for "casino gaming and amusement applications."

Acrosser's new All-in-One Gaming Board, the AMB-A55EG1, was specifically designed to offer a "cost competitive solution for the entry-level gaming market" and is based on an embedded AMG G-Series T56N dual-core APU clocked at 1.56 GHz.

Last but not least, the device complies with most gaming regulations including GLI, BBM and Comma 6A. It also features two intrusion detection door switches and hardware security by FPGA and PIC.

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Tarun Iyer
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Tarun Iyer was a contributor for Tom's Hardware who wrote news covering a wide range of technology topics, including processors, graphics cards, cooling systems, and computer peripherals. He also covered tech trends such as the development of adaptive all-in-one PCs.

5 Comments Comment from the forums
  • joytech22
    What they really need to do is introduce PCI-E based add-in computers based on their AMD FX or APU's.
    Imagine.. Rendering your video or animation using the PCI-E based resources without slowdowns in graphics or CPU performance from the main machine. (Leaving you free to play games etc..)

    Why hasn't AMD thought about expanding into that?
    I mean c'mon add-in Systems on a chip aren't a bad idea, it's just the personal computing/enthusiast market hasn't realized any needs for it.
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  • 4745454b
    Why would you have 6 SATA ports? How much storage is really needed on a slot machine?
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  • vaughn2k
    "AMD G-Series T56N" APU and not 'AMG'.
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  • vaughn2k
    "AMD G-Series T56N" APU and not 'AMG'. has 6 USB ports and 2 sata ports, c'mon guys, you can do better than this..
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  • jaber2
    I don't need to play Crysis on my slot machine, or do I?
    Reply